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E & s n &3 SURE SIGN OF SPRINGTIME t THE MILLINERY! THE COSTUMES! AT MOREY'S! It will be a case of love at first eight between yourself and this new Millinery—we ourselves have neyer seen anything like it. The variety of novel effects is almost bewildering—the beauty achieved by the Milliner's art is something delightful. What are some of the foremost features?, Well, we'll tell you I Shapes are on the Small Sid*, mostly in Polished Stravr. Trimming?— Fruits, Berries, Ribbons, Oriental Silk, Gold and Silver Tissue, Gold and Silver Lace. CALL! Sharing Springtime honors with Millinery, come the costumes. Many and many a beautiful Robe find* place in our Showroom-DRESSES IN THE NEW SPRING SUITINGS, beautiful patterns and weight for warmer days. Costume Skirts are longer this spring—they're tight* er too. « Coats are longer. Many other style changes are at once noticeable, but, despite all differences in cut, style, fabric, the great economy truth holds goodShowroom Values are higher at Morey's, ; You have our cordial invitation DRAPERS NEW PLYMOUTE

Attractive Values in Chinawari- T f, Our collection of Chinaware offers you an opportunity -to secure ■. ' really ■ BEAUTIFUL AND TftSTEfULj CHINAWARE and at a money-having advantage, too. There's not a single: uflworthy article in our store—no "seconds" of anything, nothing that the most careful woman need be afmi4 to buy. . WE WANT YOU TO INSPECT THIS OFFERING It is an interesting showing! Come in and enjoy it. PURSER'S. LTD. THE RED POST HOME FURNISHERS. DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH INGLEWQOD AND WANGANUI. ROOT CROPS ' We can supply the undermentioned NEW SEASON'S HIGH QUALITY SEED:— SWEDES. Superlative, Grand Master, and Warrington. HURST S Monarch Magnum Bonum, Crimson King, and Champion, Turnips. GARTON'S Hardy Green Globe, Centenary, Devon Greyatone, and P.T. Mammoth. * - HURST'S Hardy Green Globe, Imperial Green Globe. PT Mammoth • G.T.Y. & P.T.Y. Aberdeen. CARROTS. COLONIAL GROWN Sinclair's Champion and White Belgian. MANGELS. COLONIAL GROWN Long Red, Yellow Globe, Prize-winner, Jersey Queen,, and Giant Half-Sugar. J '' ALSO—UMIOSE MI NEWTON KING, LTD. SEASON 1920. STERLING BRAND MANURES. HIGHEST QUALITY—THE BEST BY TEST. QUR well-known Sterling Manures are now available for the coming season. mUt. fnTv! n - ■ he l viee 0f one of tho leadin S Expert Agricultural Chemists m the Dominion, they are exceptional value, and may be relied upon excel ! e f r(!Slllt8 ' We have received many favorable reports from . satisfied users of last season. This year we are maintaining the same high standard of quality, winch has been so instrumental in building up the reputation of Sterling Brand Manures in the past. In spite of the high cost of Potash, both our Potato and Mangold Manure, contain this valuable ingredient. Should buyers desire they can have Potash included in our Other Special Mixtures at a slightly added cost. Clients are invited to inspect our mixing machinery at any time STERLING TURNIP MANURE. STERLING RAPE MANURE. STERLING GRAIN MANURE. STERLING GRASS MANURE STERLING POTATO MANURE STERLING MANGOLD UANUSS (with potash.) (with -q^x Evenly and thoroughly mixed by the latest and best machinery, our Mi*. Be* 68 are ° recommen ded to those requiring a well-balanced FortilALSO ON SALESYDNEY BONEDUST, GREEN BONEDUST, SUPERPHOSPHATE WAtPOLE & SURPRISE ISLAND GUANO, EPHOS BASIC PHOSPHATE LEEDS BASIC SLAG. Analysis and price list on application. ' NEWTON KING, Ltd. AU British—dependable. Wiwa yon put a North Britiik -UNIQUE HOt WATER BAG in tho bod, yon -—t* 900 • Gdently leave it there. IJXSQtfE stopper's safe; seasu petieotiv fntnul M&k(t tiire nit fchA

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Taranaki Daily News, 8 September 1920, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, 8 September 1920, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Daily News, 8 September 1920, Page 2

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